Re: Jamming IEDs
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Date: 01/24/05
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To: sci-military-moderated@moderators.isc.org Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 16:46:16 +0300
On 23 Jan 2005 02:14:27 -0800, "stork" <tbandrow@mightyware.com>
wrote:
>Is it the case in Iraq that most IEDs are detonated remotely? If so,
>why do we not have jammers that simply shroud convoys in a circular
>bubble of electronic activity that prevents the detonation of a device
>because the command to do so is jammed?
IED jammers exist and are in use. Information on how they work, how
they are used, how many etc if limited to 'need to know.'
>Finally, my brother in law is shipping to Iraq after completing desert
>training. Are there jammers that I could buy that could do the above
>mission that I could send him?
No not even try. You would need to know which frequencies to jam and
which ones to keep clear or you will jam your own radios.
Besides, if he has a jammer protecting his convoy - he probably will
not even know about it.
-- I have gone where others feared to go. I have done what others failed to do. Count on me. I am a Soldier.
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